Los torques de plata de Monasterio de Rodilla
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.1996.v69.241Abstract
The silver torques coming from Monasterio de Rodilla (Burgos) are an excepcional ensemble of the jewellery before Roman times in the northern Meseta. These pieces, wrought of rolled up braiding wires, belong to a fully-developed process in which the Iberian and Mediterranean influences become transformed by the local style and give rise to special and typical models of the Celtiberic jewellery.
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